Advertising and circulation details for the Standard in Anaconda
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing house, distribution notes, and foreign advertising representation. It lists offices and agents in New York Chicago St Paul San Francisco Portland Seattle and more, with mailing rates and subscription terms. It addresses inquiries to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Anaconda
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Montana
New York
Hotshine
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Chicago
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St.Paul
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Michigan
Push for Cheaper Postage Grows in Congress
Washington reports at least 21 bills have been introduced this session aiming to cut postage rates, with many proposing one cent letters and reductions across mail classes. Analysts say sentiment favors cheaper rates, but lawmakers warn the issue can wait for a future session as current postage is deemed affordable.
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Washington Correscents
Jean
Navy bill likely delayed until April hearings begin
Washington reports the navy bill may not reach the House until April as the naval committee reviews plans to strengthen and enlarge the fleet. Public hearings will gather naval expert opinions, with three months of deliberation anticipated before reporting. The army bill should move sooner, allowing lawmakers to debate both measures.
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Washington
House of Representative
Navy
Dill
Opposition to Wilson Gains Steam in German American Voters
Opposition to President Wilson’s renomination surfaces, led by W R Hearst and some papers, citing German American voters as pivotal in the Middle West and New York. Analysts say most German Americans are fair minded and won’t back a movement to unite German birth or descent against Wilson. If such a movement emerged, it could boost Wilson’s support as wartime issues shape the campaign. Hearst papers continue to push the narrative.
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Wilson
W. R. Hearst
Democratic Party
Middle West
New York
Wison
Germany
Austria
Hearst
Movement backs Wilson and Clark stance on gambling in Silver Bow
The piece notes Clark supports Wilson for the presidency and would not challenge him, while cautioning that Clark might oppose Bryan if needed. It then argues the state and local officials must end gambling in Silver Bow county by enforcing laws firmly and permanently, warning that lax enforcement invites crime and repeated cleanups.
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Champ Clark
Clark
Wilson
Bryan
Silver Bow
Butte
Wool and the Tarrier Reevaluates Sheepmen Tariff View
The piece argues sheepmen oppose returning to a high tariff on wool. It notes prices rose after tariff removal, predating WWI, and claims under the Underwood tariff they prospered. It asserts sheepmen will resist Republican calls for protection and instead favor free wool.
Leasing water powers and coal land bills move in Congress
Western states await two key leasing measures in Congress. One would permit water power use and the other open coal, oil and phosphate lands under specified terms. The Interior Department supports these laws, proposing revenue returns to states and 50 percent to states for roads and education, with the remainder to reclamation for arid lands.
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Western States
Congress
Lane
Reclamation Service
General officers replaced to spur merit in war effort
General Joffre and allied leaders have replaced underperforming generals with lower rank officers to prove the system, arguing that winners will gain glory and job security. Similar shifts occurred in Germany Austria Russia and possibly Britain, as merit from the ranks becomes the path to success in war.
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Joffre
Germany
Marne
Paris
Attica
Rusia
Galieia
Russia
Ruslane
Great Britain
Ungrammared sports notice from a faded page in Butte
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a ball club in Butte with membership ties and vague references to a sport likely baseball. It notes dates around 18.4 and potential ties to Butte and a product in Aptalia Agricola, leaving many unreadable names and details.
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Dealcohouzea
Aptalia Agricola
Rise of Roscoe Paine on Dorinda and dusting habits
In the Joseph C. Lincoln tale Rise of Roscoe Paine a Dorinda-like housewife’s fixation on dusting is examined. The essay questions whether constant housekeeping erodes spirit, urging practical airing and careful dusting with two cloths to keep surroundings clean without fatigue. Copyright 1916 by McClure News Syndicate.
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Lute
Dorinda
Joseph C. Lincoln
Roscoe Paine
Dustin
Toamti
Firstisaat
McClure News
Syndica
Noverage Guite From Wine Distillation Described
The fragment explains a noverage Guite made from ordinary wine by fractional distillation under low pressure to remove alcohol while preserving ethers, aldehydes, acids, and especially tannic acid. It notes tannic acid may protect against cholera and typhus germs, and that the product retains pleasant taste and stimulating properties without alcohol.
Press Voices On Bryan Ford and Peace Pilgrims
A collage of editorials notes Bryan may join peace pilgrims in Sweden as Ford returns, Owen Marshall eyes the Supreme Court seat, and a joking query about a court comedian. The piece references American public figures and a Florida trip while hinting at St. Louis plans next June.
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Bryan
Peace Pigrims
Sweden
Mr. Ford
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Owen
Marshall
United States Supreme Bench
Pittsburg
Wi'son
Soon News and Courier
Florida
St. Louis
Boston
Epidemic of Cold and Pneumonia Warns Chicago Doctor
A 1913 Chicago Tribune piece urges avoiding crowds to curb grip like illnesses. It stresses clean air, avoiding sick people, nursing colds, bed rest during fever, hydration, and moderation with alcohol and meals, noting showers and cold baths as claimed preventative anecdotes.
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Chicago
Tate
Pnett
Chicago Health Department
Clowe
Humor Bits From Various Papers In A Lively Column
A collage of light sketches and quips from newspapers including London Opinion Buffalo Express Indianapolis Star and Judge. Jokes cover court restitution misunderstandings family moments hotel tales and holiday humor with quick punchlines and dated language reflecting early 20th century humor columns.
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London
Hme
Louisville Courier-Journal
Erastus Pinkley
New York
Judge
Hlubdub
My Last Year in Melodrama and a Career Change
In spring we returned to New York after a road tour and I tired of the little Irish gamin role in the melodrama For a Human Life. After six weeks of nonstop performances I longed to leave the apartment and the worn-out routine. My mother, the Passy-Foot sisters, and Aunt Min and Aunt Kate supported my wish to seek better management and new stages. I resolved to stay in New York with relatives to pursue introductions to managers and consider becoming a seamstress rather than a lifetime actress. Tomorrow I will recount the start of my effort to enter broader fields.
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Arly
New York
Passy-Foo
Ana 1Otic
Canada
Min
Kate
Letters to the Editor and Courtesy Notes
A fragment discusses requests for copies of three Chicago Daily News photos directed to HE. H. Beese and Mary Louise, Washington, D. C., with a note on responding promptly. The text praises prompt, diligent work and warns against self-consciousness, mentioning Margaret B. in Berkeley, Cal.
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Chicago Daily News
HE. H. Beese
Chicago
Margaret B
Berkeley
Cal
Wine harvest in western France plunges to record lows
The report states western France will yield a very small wine crop this year, at about one tenth of earlier expectations. Analysts attribute the decline to mildew attacking vines during flowering, compounded by excessive rains.
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France
Nelal
Golden Drunks Patrolling A Detroit Lockup Escapade
People seeking a longing at the Detroit lockup were placed in the bullpen nicknamed the olden rule, becoming golden drunks. One individual nevertheless risked the pockets of 16 others during a recent night, winning nine private calls by his escapade.
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Detroit
Rubber tire output plans in the United States
Manufacturing plans by 36 large tire companies project total production this calendar year will exceed 11 million tires, with an average retail value of 20 dollars each. The figure highlights industry scale and consumer demand in the period.
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United States
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